©Hiroyuki Hirai

OPAM aims to create a shop that always brings to life the concept of “Oita encountering the global world, the world encountering Oita.”
OPAM has collaborated with business people and artists centered around Oita Prefecture to create an OPAM original goods collection based on the themes of “Art to Wear” (art you can wear), “Art to Play” (art you can play with) “Art to Eat” (art you can eat).

©Hiruyuki Hirai

OPAM’s café Charité, the name of which means “charity” and “benevolence” in French, seats 60 customers and offers both a lunch and café menu.
The café serves reassuring and safe food that is kind to your body, made using abundant amounts of ingredients such as fresh vegetables and Bungo beef grown on the company farm of Oita Prefecture’s Kuju Highlands.

©Hiruyuki Hirai

There is a drink menu. It is the perfect place to meet with people in the art museum. Please drop in freely.